Linked to the history of the city, since Romulus and Remus were abandoned on its shore before being rescued by the she-wolf. It is the third longest river in Italy at almost 400 kilometers long. Rome suffered serious flooding due to its overflows. We were able to take some beautiful photos from the San't Angelo Bridge and have some good views.

The Tiber River is Rome’s great river, running through the centre of the city and is crossed by more than 30 bridges. One of the fun things to do in summer is to head down to the river bank. A long line of white tents is set up alongside the river, with pop-up bars, food, games and stalls. Most of the activity happens in the evening when the lights sparkle across the water. However some of the bars are also serving drinks in the afternoon. We sat at one little bar that had lounge chairs spread out on the waters edge and looked down the river towards the Bridge of Angels and the Vatican in the distance. The tents generally start to appear in early June and I believe that they last through the summer until the end of August. Lungo Il Tevere - touted as a carnival, but just lots of tents with food and rinks, some selling market type goods Sets of stairs lead down to the river bank at pretty regular intervals so it is easy to access the riverbank.

River of the Capital, it accompanies its bridges to offer the visitor memorable views and suitable for all kinds of souvenir photos. On its riverfront it is possible to run in several sections and there are companies for its navigation. Present near its shores also local.